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# PMPC Web Site # Public Money Public Code Source of publiccode.eu
[![Build Status](https://drone.fsfe.org/api/badges/pmpc/website/status.svg)](https://drone.fsfe.org/pmpc/website) [![Build Status](https://drone.fsfe.org/api/badges/pmpc/website/status.svg)](https://drone.fsfe.org/pmpc/website)
This website is the core of the "Public Money, Public Code" campaign. It is This website is the core of the "Public Money, Public Code" campaign. It is based on [Hugo](https://gohugo.io), a modern static website generator.
based on [Hugo](https://gohugo.io/), a modern static website generator.
The page is visible at [publiccode.eu](https://publiccode.eu). Please do not The page is visible at [publiccode.eu](https://publiccode.eu).
spread this URL. The website requires authentication to be visited. Username is
`pmpc`, password is `publicmoneypubliccode`. Please do not spread this
information to outside people not involved in the website development.
## Contributing to the website
## Table of Contents
- [Translate](#translate)
- [Contribute](#contribute)
- [Build](#build)
- [HowTos and FAQs](#howtos-and-faqs)
- [Maintainers](#maintainers)
- [Licence](#licence)
## Contribute
### Prerequisites ### Prerequisites
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from version 0.20.7 upwards. Please make sure that you use an as recent version from version 0.20.7 upwards. Please make sure that you use an as recent version
as possible to avoid errors. as possible to avoid errors.
### Configuring Git ### Configuring Git
First of all, you'll need an account on git.fsfe.org. In the FSFE's wiki, First of all, you'll need an account on git.fsfe.org. In the FSFE's wiki,
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Please contact one of [pmpc](https://git.fsfe.org/pmpc)'s admins to give your Please contact one of [pmpc](https://git.fsfe.org/pmpc)'s admins to give your
account the necessary privileges. account the necessary privileges.
### Cloning the website ### Cloning the website
Although the mentioned Git guides will enable you to understand how to download Although the mentioned Git guides will enable you to understand how to download
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the root directory you'll only find files informational files and those the root directory you'll only find files informational files and those
relevant for our build process (Drone, Ansible, Docker, Apache). relevant for our build process (Drone, Ansible, Docker, Apache).
### Translate
## Translate
Visit [TRANSLATE.md](https://git.fsfe.org/pmpc/website/src/master/TRANSLATE.md) Visit [TRANSLATE.md](https://git.fsfe.org/pmpc/website/src/master/TRANSLATE.md)
for detailed instructions how to translate publiccode.eu. for detailed instructions how to translate publiccode.eu.
### Build
## Build
To see a preview of the website you need to have Hugo installed and be able to To see a preview of the website you need to have Hugo installed and be able to
execute Bash scripts in your command line. execute Bash scripts in your command line.
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file](https://git.fsfe.org/pmpc/website/src/master/site/build/build.sh#L4). file](https://git.fsfe.org/pmpc/website/src/master/site/build/build.sh#L4).
4. In your terminal, execute `./build/build.sh server`. This command 4. In your terminal, execute `./build/build.sh server`. This command
will build the website and enable you to browse the result on your will build the website and enable you to browse the result on your
computer only. Open [localhost:1313](localhost:1313) in your web computer only. Open [localhost:1313](http://localhost:1313/) in your web
browser to see it. browser to see it.
If you want to make changes to the official website, please read [our If you want to make changes to the official website, please read [our
@ -96,7 +107,9 @@ by preference and complexity:
and may give you some first experience with the system. and may give you some first experience with the system.
## Important file paths ## HowTos and FAQs
### Important file paths
The website structure is very easy. The most important files and directories are: The website structure is very easy. The most important files and directories are:
@ -121,14 +134,27 @@ The website structure is very easy. The most important files and directories are
Generated by running `hugo`. Generated by running `hugo`.
## Technical information about the online build ### Add a new supporting organisation
Adding a new supporting organisation requires two steps:
1. Add a new entry in [site/data/organisations/organisations.json](https://git.fsfe.org/max.mehl/pmpc-website/src/improve-readme/site/data/organisations/organisations.json) in valid JSON format, the file should be self-explaining: *name* is the full name of the organisation, *img* is the name of the logo file (case-sensitive!), and *url* the web address of the organisation. To make sure that the file has a valid JSON syntax you can use [jsonlint.com](https://jsonlint.com/) or another tool before committing your changes.
2. Add the organisation's logo to the [site/static/img/organisations](https://git.fsfe.org/max.mehl/pmpc-website/src/improve-readme/site/static/img/organisations) directory. Please only upload PNG files with maximum 150px width or 100px height ideally using transparency instead of white as background so we can also use it on other backgrounds some day. Consider using `pngcrush` or a similar tool to reduce the file's size and remove metadata.
### Technical information about the online build
The FSFE uses Drone to automatically deploy the PMPC website. The The FSFE uses Drone to automatically deploy the PMPC website. The
website is automatically deployed when there's a push to the master website is automatically deployed when there's a push to the master
branch of the repository, as well as once an hour (to update branch of the repository, as well as once an hour (to update
signatures). signatures).
This is the latest build status:
[![Build Status](https://drone.fsfe.org/api/badges/pmpc/website/status.svg)](https://drone.fsfe.org/pmpc/website) ## Maintainers
[@max.mehl](https://git.fsfe.org/max.mehl)
## Licence
This software is copyright 2017 by the Free Software Foundation Europe e.V. and licensed under the GPLv3 license. For details see the "LICENSE" file in the top level directory of https://git.fsfe.org/pmpc/website/

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A file to do fake commits to trigger the build after a PR has been merged. A file to do fake commits to trigger the build after a PR has been merged.
fake3 fake5

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@ -21,10 +21,12 @@ elif [ "$mode" == "syntax" ]; then
else else
hugo hugo
# ##
# After building the website, we set the AWS credentials and uploda ## After building the website, we set the AWS credentials and uplodad
# everything to our AWS s3 bucket. ## everything to our AWS s3 bucket.
# ##
. /srv/cred/aws.sh #if [ -f /srv/cred/aws.sh ]; then
/usr/local/bin/aws s3 cp /usr/share/blog/public/ s3://aws-website-pmpc-soegm/ --recursive #. /srv/cred/aws.sh
#/usr/local/bin/aws s3 cp /usr/share/blog/public/ s3://aws-website-pmpc-soegm/ --recursive
#fi
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@ -29,6 +29,11 @@
"img": "CCC.png", "img": "CCC.png",
"url": "https://www.ccc.de" "url": "https://www.ccc.de"
}, },
{
"name": "Debian",
"img": "debian.png",
"url": "https://debian.org"
},
{ {
"name": "ExposeFacts", "name": "ExposeFacts",
"img": "exposefacts.png", "img": "exposefacts.png",
@ -40,7 +45,7 @@
"url": "http://www.lugos.si" "url": "http://www.lugos.si"
}, },
{ {
"name": "Digitalcourage", "name": "digitalcourage",
"img": "digitalcourage.png", "img": "digitalcourage.png",
"url": "https://digitalcourage.de/" "url": "https://digitalcourage.de/"
}, },
@ -65,7 +70,7 @@
"url": "https://edri.org" "url": "https://edri.org"
}, },
{ {
"name": "EPaństwo Foundation", "name": "ePaństwo Foundation",
"img": "epanstwo.png", "img": "epanstwo.png",
"url": "https://epf.org.pl" "url": "https://epf.org.pl"
}, },
@ -95,7 +100,7 @@
"url": "https://hackyourphd.org/" "url": "https://hackyourphd.org/"
}, },
{ {
"name": "K Desktop Environment", "name": "KDE e.V.",
"img": "kde.png", "img": "kde.png",
"url": "https://ev.kde.org" "url": "https://ev.kde.org"
}, },
@ -145,7 +150,7 @@
"url": "https://publicsoftware.eu/" "url": "https://publicsoftware.eu/"
}, },
{ {
"name": "Quintessenz - Verein zur Wiederherstellung der Bürgerrechte im Informationszeitalter", "name": "quintessenz - Verein zur Wiederherstellung der Bürgerrechte im Informationszeitalter",
"img": "quintessenz.png", "img": "quintessenz.png",
"url": "http://quintessenz.at" "url": "http://quintessenz.at"
}, },

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<label class="sign-input form-co"> <label class="sign-input form-co">
<input name="comment" placeholder="{{ .Site.Params.action.form.comment }}" type="text" maxlength="140" /> <input name="comment" placeholder="{{ .Site.Params.action.form.comment }}" type="text" maxlength="140" />
</label> </label>
<p class="form-pe"> <div class="form-pe">
<label class="form-pe"> <div>
<input name="permissionPriv" value="yes" type="checkbox" required /> {{ replace .Site.Params.action.form.permPriv "privacy/" ("/privacy" | relLangURL) | markdownify }} <label class="form-pe" for="permissionPriv">
</label> <input name="permissionPriv" id="permissionPriv" value="yes" type="checkbox" required /> {{ replace .Site.Params.action.form.permPriv "privacy/" ("/privacy" | relLangURL) | markdownify }}
<br /> </label>
<label class="form-pe"> </div>
<input name="permissionPub" value="yes" type="checkbox" /> {{ replace .Site.Params.action.form.permPub "openletter/all-signatures" ("/openletter/all-signatures" | relLangURL) | markdownify}} <div>
</label> <label class="form-pe" for="permissionPub">
<br /> <input name="permissionPub" id="permissionPub" value="yes" type="checkbox" /> {{ replace .Site.Params.action.form.permPub "openletter/all-signatures" ("/openletter/all-signatures" | relLangURL) | markdownify}}
<label class="form-pe"> </label>
<input name="permissionNews" value="yes" type="checkbox" checked="checked" /> {{ .Site.Params.action.form.permNews | markdownify }} </div>
</label> <div>
</p> <label class="form-pe" for="permissionNews">
<input name="permissionNews" id="permissionNews" value="yes" type="checkbox" checked="checked" /> {{ .Site.Params.action.form.permNews | markdownify }}
</label>
</div>
</div>
<label id="honey"> <!-- Honeypot for spam --> <label id="honey"> <!-- Honeypot for spam -->
<p>Please do not put anything here:</p> <p>Please do not put anything here:</p>

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<source src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/pmpc/pmpc_mobile.mp4" type='video/mp4; codecs="avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2"' media="screen and (max-device-width:999px)" /> <source src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/pmpc/pmpc_mobile.mp4" type='video/mp4; codecs="avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2"' media="screen and (max-device-width:999px)" />
<source src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/pmpc/pmpc_mobile.webm" type='video/webm; codecs="vp9, opus"' media="screen and (max-device-width:999px)" /> <source src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/pmpc/pmpc_mobile.webm" type='video/webm; codecs="vp9, opus"' media="screen and (max-device-width:999px)" />
<!-- <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_en.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="en" label="English" default="default">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.en.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="en" label="English" default="default"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_de.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="de" label="Deutsch">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.de.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="de" label="Deutsch"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_es.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="es" label="Español">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.el.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="el" label="Ελληνικά"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_fr.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="fr" label="Français">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.es.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="es" label="Español"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_it.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="it" label="Italian">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.fr.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="fr" label="Français"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_nl.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="nl" label="Nederlands">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.it.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="it" label="Italian"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_pt.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="pt" label="Português">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.nl.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="nl" label="Nederlands"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/webvtt/pmpc_zh.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="zh" label="正體中文(臺灣)">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.sq.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="sq" label="Shqip">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.tr.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="tr" label="Türkçe">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.sr.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="sr" label="српски">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/vtt/15years-FSFE.et.vtt" kind="subtitle" srclang="et" label="eesti keel">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.en.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="en" label="English"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_en.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="en" label="English">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.de.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="de" label="Deutsch"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_de.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="de" label="Deutsch">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.el.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="el" label="Ελληνικά"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_es.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="es" label="Español">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.es.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="es" label="Español"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_fr.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="fr" label="Français">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.fr.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="fr" label="Français"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_it.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="it" label="Italian">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.it.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="it" label="Italian"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_nl.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="nl" label="Nederlands">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.nl.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="nl" label="Nederlands"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_pt.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="pt" label="Português">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.sq.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="sq" label="Shqip"> <track src="https://publiccode.eu/video-subs/srt/pmpc_zh.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="zh" label="正體中文(臺灣)">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.tr.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="tr" label="Türkçe">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.sr.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="sr" label="српски">
<track src="https://download.fsfe.org/videos/15years/srt/15years-FSFE.et.srt" kind="subtitle" srclang="et" label="eesti keel">
-->
</video> </video>
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{{end}} {{end}}
{{ "<!-- Open Graph meta-data (e.g. Facebook) -->" | safeHTML }} {{ "<!-- Open Graph meta-data (e.g. Facebook) -->" | safeHTML }}
<meta property="og:type" content="website"/>
<meta property="og:title" content="{{ .Site.Title }}"/> <meta property="og:title" content="{{ .Site.Title }}"/>
<meta property="og:url" content="{{ .Site.Params.static.url }}{{ "/" | relLangURL }}"/> <meta property="og:url" content="{{ .Site.Params.static.url }}{{ "/" | relLangURL }}"/>
<meta property="og:image" content="{{ .Site.Params.static.url }}/{{ .Site.Params.static.meta.previewImage }}"/> <meta property="og:image" content="{{ .Site.Params.static.url }}/{{ .Site.Params.static.meta.previewImage }}"/>
<meta property="og:description" content="{{ .Site.Params.description }}"/> <meta property="og:description" content="{{ .Site.Params.description }}"/>
<meta property="og:locale" content="{{ .Lang }}"/> <meta property="og:locale" content="{{ .Lang }}"/>
{{ range .Translations }}<meta property="og:locale:alternate" content="{{.Lang }}"/>{{ end }} {{ range .Translations }}
<meta property="fb:page_id" content="{{ .Site.Params.static.meta.fbPageID }}"/> <meta property="og:locale:alternate" content="{{.Lang }}"/>{{ end }}
{{ "<!-- Twitter meta-data -->" | safeHTML }} {{ "<!-- Twitter meta-data -->" | safeHTML }}
<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"/> <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"/>

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<p>{{ replace .Site.Params.organisations.text "openletter/" ("/openletter" | relLangURL) | markdownify }}</p> <p>{{ replace .Site.Params.organisations.text "openletter/" ("/openletter" | relLangURL) | markdownify }}</p>
<div class="orgs"> <div class="orgs">
<ul> <ul>
{{ range .Site.Data.organisations }} {{ $orgs := getJSON "data/organisations/organisations.json" }}
{{ range sort . "name" }} {{ $lower := sort $orgs "name" }}
{{ $.Scratch.Set "lower_names" (slice) }}
{{ range $lower }}
{{ $.Scratch.Add "lower_names" (lower .name) }}
{{ end }}
{{ range sort ($.Scratch.Get "lower_names") }}
{{ $lower_int := . }}
{{ range $int := $orgs }}
{{ if eq $lower_int (lower $int.name) }}
<li><a href="{{ .url }}" class="hiddenlink" title="{{ .name }}" style="background-image: url(/img/organisations/{{ .img }})" target="_blank"></a></li> <li><a href="{{ .url }}" class="hiddenlink" title="{{ .name }}" style="background-image: url(/img/organisations/{{ .img }})" target="_blank"></a></li>
{{ end }}
{{ end }} {{ end }}
{{ end }} {{ end }}
</ul> </ul>
</div> </div>
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font-weight: 400; font-weight: 400;
margin: 5px 3px; margin: 5px 3px;
} }
#action form input[type="checkbox"] {
color: initial !important; /* fixes hidden checkbox mark on FF Mobile */
}
.sign-input { .sign-input {
position: relative; position: relative;
color: #555; color: #555;
@ -183,8 +186,8 @@ select::-ms-expand {
content: "\f003"; content: "\f003";
} }
.form-cn select { .form-cn select {
padding-left: 0px !important; padding-left: 34px !important;
text-indent: 15px !important; /* ugly hack for Safari browsers */ /*text-indent: 15px !important; ugly hack for Safari browsers */
background-color: #ffffff; background-color: #ffffff;
} }
.form-cn select option:first-child { .form-cn select option:first-child {
@ -202,12 +205,12 @@ select::-ms-expand {
content: "\f27a"; content: "\f27a";
padding-left: 3px; padding-left: 3px;
} }
p.form-pe { div.form-pe {
text-align: left; text-align: left;
max-width: 530px; /* to not let the checkboxed go far more left than the input boxes above */ max-width: 530px; /* to not let the checkboxed go far more left than the input boxes above */
margin: 0 auto; margin: 0 auto;
} }
p.form-pe a { div.form-pe a {
color: inherit; color: inherit;
} }
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1
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Stell dir mal vor
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unsere Regierung würde unsere öffentliche Infrastruktur,
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also unsere Straßen und öffentlichen Gebäude,
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genauso behandeln wie unsere digitale Infrastruktur:
5
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Unsere Abgeordneten würden in einem gemieteten Gebäude arbeiten,
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in dem sie nicht für strengere Umweltgesetze stimmen dürften,
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weil der Besitzer, ein multinationaler Konzern,
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diese Art von Abstimmung in seinen Gebäuden nicht erlaubt.
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Der Konzern erlaubt auch keine längst überfällige Erweiterung
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auf mehr als 500 Sitze.
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Das heißt, einige Abgeordnete müssen draußen bleiben, auf der Straße.
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Ein paar Straßen weiter wird gerade
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ein nagelneues Fitnessstudio abgerissen,
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nur sechs Monate nachdem es gebaut wurde.
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Es wird durch eine exakte Kopie ersetzt -
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mit hohem Kostenaufwand.
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Der einzige Unterschied:
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Der neue Hersteller bietet "Streetball" als zusätzliche Funktion an.
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Gleichzeitig werden jede Nacht
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durch eine versteckte Hintertür im Rathaus
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Dokumente mit vertraulichen Daten von Bürgern,
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von Bankdaten bis hin zu Krankenakten,
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gestohlen.
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Aber niemand darf dagegen etwas tun,
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weil nach Hintertüren zu suchen und sie zu schließen
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gegen die unterzeichnete Nutzungsvereinbarung verstoßen würde.
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So absurd das auch klingen mag,
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in Bezug auf unsere digitale Infrastruktur,
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also Dinge wie die Software und Programme,
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die unsere Regierungen jeden Tag nutzen,
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ist dieser Vergleich ziemlich treffend.
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Denn unsere Verwaltungen beschaffen
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in erster Linie proprietäre Software.
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Das heißt, viel Geld fließt für Lizenzen,
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die nur für begrenzte Zeit gültig sind
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und unsere Rechte beschränken.
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Wir dürfen unsere Infrastruktur
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nicht vernünftig nutzen.
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Und weil der Quellcode von proprietärer Software
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normalerweise ein Geschäftsgeheimnis ist,
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ist es sehr schwierig oder sogar illegal,
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Sicherheitslücken oder vorsätzlich eingebaute Hintertüren zu finden.
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Aber unsere öffentliche Verwaltung hat bessere Möglichkeiten!
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Wenn öffentlich finanzierte Software immer Freie und Open-Source-Software wäre,
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könnten wir unsere Infrastruktur für beliebige Zwecke
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nutzen und teilen, so lange wir wollen.
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Wir können sie nach Belieben erweitern,
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reparieren
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und umgestalten
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so dass sie unsere Bedürfnisse erfüllt.
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Und weil der Begriff "Open Source" bei Freier Software heißt,
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dass der Bauplan für jeden frei lesbar ist,
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ist es viel einfacher, Sicherheitslücken zu finden und zu schließen.
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Und wenn etwas Nützliches und Verlässliches digital erstellt wurde,
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kann man nicht nur den zugehörigen Bauplan im ganzen Land wiederverwenden,
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sondern die eigentliche Sache kann überall eingesetzt werden,
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sogar international!
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Ein gutes Beispiel dafür ist "FixMyStreet":
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Ursprünglich in Großbritannien als
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Freie-Software-App zum Melden,
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Ansehen und Diskutieren örtlicher Probleme
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wie Schlaglöcher entwickelt,
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wird es jetzt überall auf der Welt eingesetzt.
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Jeder profitiert davon,
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weil neue Funktionen und Verbesserungen
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von allen geteilt werden.
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Würde all unsere Software so entwickelt,
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müssten wir uns nicht mehr mit restriktiven Lizenzen abmühen
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und könnten endlich darüber nachdenken,
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wo und wie uns Software helfen kann.
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Wir könnten uns darauf konzentrieren,
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die Gesellschaft zum Wohle aller zu verbessern.
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Wenn du denkst, dass wir die Infrastruktur von morgen
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in unseren eigenen Händen halten sollten,
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dann unterstütze uns jetzt, indem du dieses Video teilst
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und unsere Website besuchst:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Es ist an der Zeit zu fordern:
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Imagine for a moment
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our government would treat our public infrastructure,
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like our streets and public buildings,
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the same way it treats our digital infrastructure:
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Our members of parliament would work in a rented space
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where they weren't allowed to vote in favor of stricter environmental laws
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because the owner - a multinational corporation -
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didn't allow that kind of voting in its buildings.
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Nor will it allow a long overdue upgrade
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to more than 500 seats.
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This means some members of parliament have to stay outside, in the street.
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And a couple of blocks away
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a brand new gym is already being torn down,
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just six months after it was built.
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It's being replaced with an exact replica -
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at great expense.
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And the only difference:
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The new manufacturer also provides "Streetball" as an added feature.
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Meanwhile,
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every night, through a hidden backdoor in the city hall,
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documents that contain sensitive information on citizens,
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from bank data to healthcare records,
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are being stolen.
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But no one is allowed to do anything about it,
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because searching for backdoors and locking them
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would infringe the signed user agreement.
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And as absurd as this sounds,
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when it comes to our digital infrastructure -
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things like the software and programs
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that our governments are using everyday -
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this comparison is pretty accurate.
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Because mostly,
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our administrations procure proprietary software.
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This means a lot of money goes into licenses
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that last for a limited amount of time
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and restrict our rights.
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We aren't allowed to use our infrastructure
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in a reasonable way.
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And because the source code of proprietary software
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is usually a business secret,
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finding security holes or deliberately installed backdoors
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is extremely difficult and even illegal.
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But our public administrations can do better!
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If all publicly financed software were to be Free and Open Source,
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we could use and share our infrastructure
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for anything and for as long as we wanted.
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We could upgrade it,
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repair it,
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and remodel it
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in any way to fit our needs.
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And because the "Open Source" in Free Software means
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that the blueprint is openly readable for everyone,
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this makes it much easier to find and close security holes.
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And if something practical and reliable was created digitally,
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not only can you reuse the blueprint all over your country,
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but the actual thing itself can be deployed anywhere,
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even internationally!
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A great example of this is "FixMyStreet":
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Originally developed in Great Britain
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as a Free Software app to report,
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view and discuss local problems
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like potholes,
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it's now being used all over the world.
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Everyone benefits
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because new features and improvements
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are shared by everyone.
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If all our software were developed like this,
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we could stop struggling with restrictive licenses
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and could start thinking about where and how
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software could help us.
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We could concentrate
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on creating a better society for everyone.
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So, if you think that tomorrow's infrastructure
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should be in our own hands,
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help us now by sharing this video
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and visiting our website:
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www.publiccode.eu
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It's time to make our demand:
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Imagínense por un momento
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que nuestro gobierno tratara nuestra infraestructura pública,
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como nuestras calles y edificios públicos,
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del mismo modo que trata nuestra infraestructura digital:
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Los miembros de nuestro parlamento trabajarían en un espacio alquilado
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donde no se les permitiría votar a favor de leyes para el medio ambiente más restrictivas
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porque el dueño - una empresa multinacional -
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no permite ese tipo de votaciones en sus edificios.
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Ni permitiría una actualización pendiente desde hace mucho
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para ampliar el cupo a más de 500 asientos.
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Esto significaría que algunos miembros del parlamento deben quedarse fuera, en la calle.
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Y un par de bloques más allá
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un flamante nuevo gimnasio se está demoliendo
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solo seis meses después de haber sido construido.
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Está siendo reemplazado con una réplica exacta -
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con un gran coste.
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Y la única diferencia:
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El nuevo constructor también proporciona "Baloncesto urbano" como nuevo servicio.
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Mientras tanto,
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todas las noches, a través de una puerta trasera oculta en el ayuntamiento,
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documentos que contienen información sensible sobre los ciudadanos,
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desde datos bancarios a registros sanitarios,
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están siendo sustraídos.
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Pero nadie tiene permitido hacer nada sobre ello,
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porque buscar puertas traseras y bloquearlas
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infringiría el contrato de arrendamiento firmado.
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Y tan absurdo como suena esto,
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cuando hablamos de nuestra infraestructura digital -
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cosas como el software y los programas
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que nuestros gobiernos usan cada día -
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esta comparación es bastante precisa.
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Porque en su mayoría,
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nuestras administraciones contratan software propietario.
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Esto significa que un montón de dinero va a licencias
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que duran un tiempo limitado
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y restringen nuestros derechos.
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No tenemos permitido usar nuestra infraestructura
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de una manera razonable.
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Y como el código fuente del software propietario
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es normalmente un secreto comercial,
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buscar agujeros de seguridad o puertas traseras instaladas deliberadamente
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es extremadamente difícil e incluso ilegal.
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¡Pero nuestras administraciones públicas pueden hacerlo mejor!
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Si todo el software financiado públicamente fuera Libre y de Código Abierto,
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podríamos usar y compartir nuestra infraestructura
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para cualquier cosa y mientras quisiéramos.
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Podríamos actualizarla,
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repararla,
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y remodelarla
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de manera que se ajustara a nuestras necesidades.
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Y porque el "Código Abierto" en Software Libre significa
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que el proyecto es abiertamente legible para cualquiera,
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esto hace mucho más fácil encontrar y cerrar agujeros de seguridad.
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Y si se crea digitalmente algo práctico y fiable,
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no solo se puede reusar el proyecto en todo el país,
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sino que se puede desplegar en cualquier sitio,
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¡incluso internacionalmente!
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Un gran ejemplo de esto es "FixMyStreet" («ArreglaMiCalle»):
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Originalmente desarrollado en Gran Bretaña
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como una aplicación de Software Libre para informar,
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visualizar y discutir problemas locales
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como los baches,
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se usa ahora en todo el mundo.
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Todos se benefician
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porque las nuevas características y mejoras
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son compartidas por todos.
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Si todo nuestro software se desarrollara así,
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podríamos parar la lucha con las licencias restrictivas
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y podríamos empezar a pensar en dónde y cómo
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el software puede ayudarnos.
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Nos concentraríamos
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en crear una sociedad mejor para todos.
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Así que, si creen que la infraestructura del mañana
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debería estar en nuestras propias manos,
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ayúdennos ahora compartiendo este vídeo
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y visitando nuestro sitio web:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Es hora de hacer nuestra petición:
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Imaginez un instant
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que notre gouvernement traite nos infrastructures publiques,
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comme nos rues et nos bâtiments publics,
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de la même manière quil traite notre infrastructure numérique:
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Nos parlementaires travailleraient dans un espace loué 
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où ils ne seraient pas autorisés à voter des lois environnementales plus strictes 
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parce que le propriétaire - une multinationale -
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nautorise pas ce genre de scrutin dans ses locaux,
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ni une modernisation attendue depuis longtemps
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à plus de 500 places.
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Ceci implique que certains membres du parlement doivent rester dehors, dans la rue.
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Et à quelques rues de là
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un gymnase tout neuf serait déjà en cours de démolition
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tout juste six mois après sa construction.
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On le remplacerait par une copie exacte - 
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à grands frais.
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Avec pour seule différence
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que le nouveau constructeur fournit également un terrain de jeu.
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Pendant ce temps,
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toutes les nuits, par une porte dérobée derrière la mairie,
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des documents contenant des informations sensibles sur les citoyens,
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des données bancaires jusquaux dossiers médicaux,
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seraient en train dêtre volés.
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Mais personne n'aurait le droit de faire quoi que ce soit
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parce que chercher des portes dérobées et les verrouiller
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enfreindrait le contrat de licence utilisateur qui a été signé.
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Et aussi absurde que cela puisse paraître,
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lorsqu'il s'agit de notre infrastructure numérique
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- les logiciels et les programmes
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que nos gouvernements utilisent tous les jours -
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cette comparaison est plutôt fidèle.
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Car généralement,
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nos administrations font appel à des logiciels propriétaires.
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Cela implique que l'on dépense beaucoup dargent
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dans des licences limitées dans le temps
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et contraignantes envers nos droits.
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Nous ne sommes pas autorisés à nous servir de notre infrastructure
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dune manière responsable.
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Et parce que le code source du logiciel propriétaire
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est souvent un secret daffaires,
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il est extrêmement difficile, voire illégal,  
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de trouver des failles de sécurité ou des portes dérobées volontairement installées. 
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Mais nos administrations publiques peuvent mieux faire !
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Si tous les logiciels financés par le contribuable devaient être Libres et Open Source,
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nous pourrions utiliser et partager notre infrastructure
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librement et aussi longtemps que nous le souhaitons.
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Nous pourrions laméliorer,
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la réparer,
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et la remodeler
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de manière à répondre à nos besoins.
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Et puisque l'“Open Source” dans le Logiciel Libre veut dire que
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ses plans sont consultables par tous,
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cela faciliterait la recherche et la clôture des failles de sécurité.
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Et si quelque chose de pratique et fiable était créé numériquement -
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nous pourrions non seulement réutiliser le patron dans tout le pays -
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mais le projet en soi pourrait être déployé nimporte où -
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même au niveau international !
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Le cas de “FixMyStreet” en est un bon exemple.
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Dabord développé au Royaume-Uni
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comme une application libre pour signaler,
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étudier et débattre des problèmes locaux
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comme des nids-de-poules,
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cette application est désormais utilisée dans le monde entier.
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Tout le monde en bénéficie,
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parce que de nouvelles fonctionnalités et améliorations
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sont partagées par tous.
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Si tous nos logiciels étaient développés ainsi,
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nous cesserions davoir des difficultés avec des licences contraignantes,
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et pourrions commencer à penser à où et comment
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les logiciels pourraient nous aider. 
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Nous pourrions nous concentrer
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sur la création dune société meilleure pour tous.
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Alors, si vous pensez que linfrastructure de demain
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devrait être dans nos mains:
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aidez-nous maintenant en partageant cette vidéo
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et en visitant notre site web:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Immagina per un momento
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che il nostro governo tratti le nostre infrastrutture pubbliche,
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le nostre strade e i palazzi pubblici,
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come tratta la nostra infrastruttura digitale.
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I nostri parlamentari lavorerebbero in un palazzo in affitto
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in cui sarebbe loro vietato votare a favore di leggi ambientali più severe
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perché il proprietario del palazzo, una multinazionale
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non permetterebbe quel tipo di votazione nel proprio palazzo.
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Non permetterebbe una ristrutturazione chiesta da tempo
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per avere più di 500 seggi;
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pertanto alcuni parlamentari dovrebbero restare fuori, in strada.
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Ad un paio di isolati di distanza
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una palestra nuova fiammante è già in demolizione,
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appena sei mesi dopo la sua costruzione.
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Sarà sostituita da una copia identica,
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con grandi spese;
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l'unica differenza:
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il nuovo costruttore fornirà in aggiunta un "canestro da strada"
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Nel frattempo,
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ogni notte, attraverso una backdoor del municipio,
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documenti contenenti dati personali dei cittadini,
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da dati bancari a quelli sanitari,
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sono rubati.
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Ma nessuno può farci nulla,
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perché cercare e chiudere backdoor
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violerebbe il contratto con il proprietario.
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Per quanto possa sembrare assurdo,
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quando si considera la nostra infrastruttura digitale,
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cose come software e programmi
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che i nostri governi usano quotidianamente,
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questo paragone è molto accurato.
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Principalmente perché
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le nostre amministrazioni si procurano software proprietario.
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Ciò significa che molti soldi se ne vanno in licenze
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che durano per un periodo di tempo limitato
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e limitano i nostri diritti.
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Non ci è permesso usare la nostra infrastruttura
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in un modo ragionevole.
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E dato che il codice sorgente del software proprietario
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È solitamente un segreto industriale,
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cercare falle di sicurezza o backdoor deliberatamente installate
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È estremamente difficile e perfino illegale.
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Ma le nostre amministrazioni pubbliche possono fare di meglio!
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Se tutto il software finanziato pubblicamente fosse Libero ed Open Source,
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potremmo usare e condividere la nostra infrastruttura
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per qualunque cosa e per il tempo che vorremmo.
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Potremmo aggiornarlo,
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ripararlo,
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e rimodellarlo
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a seconda di qualunque nostra esigenza.
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Poiché l'"Open Source" nel Software Libero significa
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che la documentazione tecnica è aperta e leggibile da chiunque,
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ciò rende molto più semplice trovare e chiudere falle di sicurezza.
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Se qualcosa di pratico ed affidabile fosse creato digitalmente,
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non solo potresti riusare la documentazione tecnica nel tuo paese,
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ma la cosa veramente importante è che potresti installarlo ovunque,
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perfino a livello internazionale!
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Un ottimo esempio di ciò è "FixMyStreet":
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Originariamente sviluppato in Gran Bretagna
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come Software Libero per segnalare,
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vedere e discutere di problemi locali,
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come buche stradali,
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È ora usato in tutto il mondo.
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Chiunque ne beneficia
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perché nuove funzionalità e miglioramenti
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sono condivisi da chiunque.
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Se tutto il nostro software fosse sviluppato così,
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potremmo finire di lottare con licenze restrittive
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e potremmo iniziare a pensare a dove e a come
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il software potrebbe aiutarci.
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Potremmo concentrarci
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sulla creazione di una società migliore per tutti.
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Pertanto, se pensi che l'infrastruttura di domani
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debba essere nelle nostre mani,
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aiutaci adesso condividendo questo video
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e visitando il nostro sito:
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www.publiccode.eu
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È tempo di fare la nostra richiesta:
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Stelt u zich eens voor
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dat onze regering met onze publieke infrastructuur,
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zoals onze straten en publieke gebouwen,
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net zo zou omgaan als met onze digitale infrastructuur:
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Onze parlementsleden zouden werken in een gehuurde ruimte
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waar ze niet vóór strengere milieuwetten zouden mogen stemmen
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omdat de eigenaar - een multinationaal bedrijf -
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dit type stemmen niet toestaat in haar gebouwen.
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Ook staat zij een achterstallige uitbreiding
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naar meer dan 500 zetels niet toe.
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Dit betekent dat sommige parlementsleden buiten, op straat, moeten blijven.
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En een paar straten verder
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is een gloednieuwe sportzaal alweer afgebroken,
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pas zes maanden na de oplevering.
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Het wordt vervangen door een exacte kopie -
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tegen hoge kosten.
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En het enige verschil
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De nieuwe fabrikant biedt "Streetball" als toegevoegde mogelijkheid.
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In de tussentijd,
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worden iedere nacht door een geheim achterdeurtje in het stadhuis,
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documenten die gevoelige informatie over burgers bevatten,
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van bankgegevens tot medische bestanden,
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gestolen.
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Maar niemand mag er iets aan doen
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omdat het zoeken naar achterdeurtjes en hen sluiten
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in strijd zou zijn met de getekende gebruikersovereenkomst.
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En hoewel dit absurd klinkt,
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als het gaat om onze digitale infrastructuur,
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dingen zoals de software en programma's
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die onze regeringen iedere dag gebruiken,
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is deze vergelijking behoorlijk accuraat.
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Omdat in de meeste gevallen
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onze overheden propriëtaire software inkopen.
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Dit betekent dat er veel geld gaat naar licenties
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die voor een beperkte tijd geldig zijn
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en onze rechten beperken.
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Wij zijn niet toegestaan om onze infrastructuur
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op een redelijke manier te gebruiken.
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En omdat de broncode van propriëtaire software
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gewoonlijk een bedrijfsgeheim is,
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is het vinden van veiligheidslekken of bewust geïnstalleerde achterdeurtjes
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extreem moeilijk en zelfs illegaal.
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Maar onze overheden kunnen beter dan dat!
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Als alle publiek gefinancieerde software Vrij en Open Bron zou zijn,
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dan zouden we onze infrastructuur kunnen gebruiken en delen
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voor wat dan ook en zo lang als we willen.
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We kunnen het opwaarderen,
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repareren
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en opnieuw modelleren
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op elke manier die past bij onze behoeften.
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En omdat "Open Bron" in Vrije Software betekent
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dat de blauwdruk openbaar door iedereen gelezen kan worden,
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maakt dit het veel gemakkelijker om veiligheidslekken te vinden en te sluiten.
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En als iets praktisch en betrouwbaars digitaal gecreëerd is,
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dan kunt u de blauwdruk niet alleen in het hele land hergebruiken,
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maar het daadwerkelijke ding kan overal worden ingevoerd,
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zelfs internationaal!
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Een geweldig voorbeeld hiervan is "FixMyStreet":
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Het is oorspronkelijk ontwikkeld in Groot-Brittannië
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als Vrije Software app om
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lokale problemen te rapporteren, te bekijken en te bediscussiëren
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- bijvoorbeeld gaten in de weg -
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en wordt nu over de hele wereld gebruikt.
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Iedereen heeft er voordeel van
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omdat nieuwe mogelijkheden en verbeteringen
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door iedereen worden gedeeld.
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Als al onze software zo ontwikkeld zou worden
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dan zouden we kunnen stoppen met het worstelen met beperkende licenties
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en kunnen we beginnen na te denken over waar en hoe
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software ons zou kunnen helpen.
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We zouden ons kunnen concentreren
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op het creëren van een betere samenleving voor iedereen.
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Dus als u denkt dat we de infrastructuur van morgen
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in onze eigen handen zouden moeten hebben,
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help ons dan nu door deze video te delen
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en onze website te bezoeken:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Het is tijd om onze eis te stellen:
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Imagine por um momento
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que o governo tratava as infra-estruturas públicas
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- como estradas e edifícios públicos -
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da mesma forma que trata a infa-estrutura digital:
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Os deputados trabalhariam num espaço alugado
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onde não seriam autorizados a votar por leis ambientais mais rígidas
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porque o proprietário do edifício - uma empresa multinacional -
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não autorizava esse tipo de votações nos seus edifícios.
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Nem autorizava o aumento há muito necessário
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para mais de 500 lugares.
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O que significa que alguns deputados têm que ficar de fora, na rua.
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E, afastado de uns quarteirões,
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um ginásio novo já está a ser demolido,
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apenas seis meses após a construção.
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Está a ser substituído por uma réplica exacta -
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com enormes custos.
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A única diferença entre os dois:
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A nova construção tem uma funcionalidade extra: uma baliza de "Futsal" na rua.
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Entretanto,
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na Câmara Municipal, todas as noites, por uma porta traseira escondida,
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documentos com informação sensível sobre os cidadãos,
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desde dados bancários a registos de saúde,
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são roubados.
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Mas ninguém pode fazer nada a esse respeito,
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porque procurar portas das traseiras e trancá-las
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infringiria o contrato de utilização assinado.
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Por mais absurdo que pareça,
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no que respeita à nossa infra-estrutura digital -
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coisas como software de sistema e aplicações
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que os serviços oficiais usam diariamente -
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esta comparação é muito realista.
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Isto porque, por regra,
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os serviços públicos adquirem software não-livre.
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Ou seja, muito dinheiro vai para liceças
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válidas apenas por períodos de tempo limitados
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e que restringem os nossos direitos.
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Não somos autorizados a usar a nossa infra-estrutura
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de uma forma razoável.
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E como o código fonte do software não-livre
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é normalmente segredo empresarial,
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encontrar brechas de segurança ou portas trazeiras instaladas de propósito
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é extremamente difícil e até ilegal.
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Mas os serviços públicos poderiam fazer melhor!
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Se todo o software financiado por fundos públicos fosse Livre e de Fonte Aberta,
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poderíamos usar e partilhar a infra-estrutura
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para qualquer coisa e indefinidamente.
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Poderíamos actualizá-la,
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repará-la,
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e remodelá-la
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de forma a corresponder às necessidades.
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E porque "Fonte Aberta" em Software Livre quer dizer
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que toda a gente tem acesso aos detalhes dos programas,
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isso torna muito mais fácil descobrir e resolver brechas de segurança.
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E se algo prático e fiável foi criado digitalmente,
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não só os detalhes de concepção podem ser usados em todo o país,
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como o produto em si mesmo pode ser usado em qualquer lado,
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até internacionalmente!
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Um excelente exemplo disto é o "FixMyStreet":
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Desenvolvido originalmente na Grâ-Bretanha
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como app em Software Livre para relatar,
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ver e discutir problemas locais
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como buracos na estrada,
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é agora usado em várias partes do mundo.
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Toda a gente beneficia,
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pois as novas funcionalidades e melhorias
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são partilhas com todos.
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Se todo o software fosse desenvolvido assim,
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poderíamos deixar de nos preocuparmos com licenças restritivas
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e poderíamos começar a pensar sobre onde e como
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o software nos pode ajudar mais.
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Poderíamos concentrar-nos
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em criar uma sociedade melhor para toda a gente.
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Por isso, se acha que a infra-estrutura do futuro
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deveria estar nas nossas mãos,
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ajude-nos agora, partilhando este vídeo
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e visitando o nosso sítio web:
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www.publiccode.eu
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É tempo de fazermos a nossa exigência:
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想像一下,
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如果我們的政府拿目前對待資訊基礎建設的作法,
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去處理我們的一般公共基礎建設,例如道路、建築等等,
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會變成怎樣?大概是這樣:
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我們的立委們坐在租來的大樓裡開會
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但是他們被迫不准投票支持更嚴格的環保法案,
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因為這棟大樓的主人——一間跨國大企業,
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不允許他們在大樓中投出那樣的支持票。
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這企業也不同意長久以來的會議室擴建提案,
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反對把會議室擴建到能容納 113 個席位,
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這表示有些立委擠不進會議室,還要被趕到大樓外的馬路上。
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再來,在幾條街之外,
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有間全新的體育館才啟用六個月,
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卻正在拆除。
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政府要蓋另一間幾乎一樣的體育館,
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但經費貴上許多。
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兩棟體育館之間只有一個差別:
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新廠商多組了一個路邊籃球場,如此而已。
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於此同時,
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每天夜裡,市府一個隱藏的後門中,
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都有市民的隱私文件被外流出去,
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包括銀行帳戶、
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健保資料等等。
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但是沒有人能阻止這件事發生,
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因為找出這道隱密的後門並幫忙鎖上,
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會違反大家簽署過的使用者協議。
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以上這些事情聽起來很荒唐,
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但我們的資訊基礎建設——
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好比說我們政府單位
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每天使用的軟體與程式 ——
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這些事可說是每天都在上演,毫不誇張。
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因為我們的政府單位,
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所使用的絕大多數都是專有軟體。
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這表示:政府花大筆大筆的錢,
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買到的卻是只能限時使用的授權,
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而且還限制許多軟體運用的權利。
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導致我們無法用更合理的方式,
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使用我們的資訊基礎系統。
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而且這些專有軟體的程式源始碼,
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通常都被當成商業機密而封鎖起來,
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因此要找出其中的安全漏洞或故意植入的後門程式,
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變得極為困難,甚至被視為違法行為。
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但是,我們的公家機關其實可以做得更好!
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如果拿社會大眾納稅錢所建置的系統都用自由軟體,
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那麼我們就可以依照我們所想的方式,
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來使用和分享我們的資訊基礎建設:
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我們可以自主升級、
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發生問題時可以修復、
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甚至依照需求重整架構等,
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才能在快速變遷的時代隨時跟上需求。
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再加上自由軟體的「開放源碼」特性,
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軟體的設計藍圖都公開在眾人面前,
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如此一來,要找出安全漏洞並修復就變得更簡單。
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而當一套實用又可靠的數位資源建立起來後,
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不只我們可以在各單位重複利用這些設計,
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更好的是到任何地方都一樣可以利用,
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包括全世界!
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有個出名的案例叫「FixMyStreet」計畫
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起源自英國大不列顛,
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他們設計了一套自由軟體,
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用來回報、檢視和討論當地的道路問題,
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像是地面坑洞之類。
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現在世界上有好多城市都採用了這套軟體,
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任何人都能因而受惠。
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每當軟體有新功能和改善時,
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同時也能分享給所有使用的人。
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如果我們的軟體都能像這樣開發,
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我們就不再掙扎於授權的限制,
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然後我們就能開始思考軟體能用在哪裡、
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又能怎樣幫助我們社會大眾。
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我們可以專心於建立更好的社會;
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軟體是輔助我們的工具,而非控制我們的主人。
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所以,如果你認為未來的資訊基礎建設,
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應該掌握在人民自己手中,
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請分享這段影片給更多人觀看,
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並訪問我們的網站:
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www.publiccode.eu
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現在是時候了,我們主張:
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WEBVTT
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Stell dir mal vor
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unsere Regierung würde unsere öffentliche Infrastruktur,
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also unsere Straßen und öffentlichen Gebäude,
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genauso behandeln wie unsere digitale Infrastruktur:
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Unsere Abgeordneten würden in einem gemieteten Gebäude arbeiten,
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in dem sie nicht für strengere Umweltgesetze stimmen dürften,
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weil der Besitzer, ein multinationaler Konzern,
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diese Art von Abstimmung in seinen Gebäuden nicht erlaubt.
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Der Konzern erlaubt auch keine längst überfällige Erweiterung
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auf mehr als 500 Sitze.
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Das heißt, einige Abgeordnete müssen draußen bleiben, auf der Straße.
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Ein paar Straßen weiter wird gerade
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ein nagelneues Fitnessstudio abgerissen,
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nur sechs Monate nachdem es gebaut wurde.
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Es wird durch eine exakte Kopie ersetzt -
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mit hohem Kostenaufwand.
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Der einzige Unterschied:
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Der neue Hersteller bietet "Streetball" als zusätzliche Funktion an.
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Gleichzeitig werden jede Nacht
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durch eine versteckte Hintertür im Rathaus
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Dokumente mit vertraulichen Daten von Bürgern,
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von Bankdaten bis hin zu Krankenakten,
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gestohlen.
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Aber niemand darf dagegen etwas tun,
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weil nach Hintertüren zu suchen und sie zu schließen
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gegen die unterzeichnete Nutzungsvereinbarung verstoßen würde.
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So absurd das auch klingen mag,
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in Bezug auf unsere digitale Infrastruktur,
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also Dinge wie die Software und Programme,
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die unsere Regierungen jeden Tag nutzen,
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ist dieser Vergleich ziemlich treffend.
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Denn unsere Verwaltungen beschaffen
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in erster Linie proprietäre Software.
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Das heißt, viel Geld fließt für Lizenzen,
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die nur für begrenzte Zeit gültig sind
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und unsere Rechte beschränken.
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Wir dürfen unsere Infrastruktur
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nicht vernünftig nutzen.
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Und weil der Quellcode von proprietärer Software
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normalerweise ein Geschäftsgeheimnis ist,
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ist es sehr schwierig oder sogar illegal,
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Sicherheitslücken oder vorsätzlich eingebaute Hintertüren zu finden.
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Aber unsere öffentliche Verwaltung hat bessere Möglichkeiten!
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Wenn öffentlich finanzierte Software immer Freie und Open-Source-Software wäre,
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könnten wir unsere Infrastruktur für beliebige Zwecke
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nutzen und teilen, so lange wir wollen.
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Wir können sie nach Belieben erweitern,
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reparieren
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und umgestalten
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so dass sie unsere Bedürfnisse erfüllt.
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Und weil der Begriff "Open Source" bei Freier Software heißt,
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dass der Bauplan für jeden frei lesbar ist,
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ist es viel einfacher, Sicherheitslücken zu finden und zu schließen.
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Und wenn etwas Nützliches und Verlässliches digital erstellt wurde,
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kann man nicht nur den zugehörigen Bauplan im ganzen Land wiederverwenden,
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sondern die eigentliche Sache kann überall eingesetzt werden,
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sogar international!
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Ein gutes Beispiel dafür ist "FixMyStreet":
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Ursprünglich in Großbritannien als
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Freie-Software-App zum Melden,
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Ansehen und Diskutieren örtlicher Probleme
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wie Schlaglöcher entwickelt,
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wird es jetzt überall auf der Welt eingesetzt.
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Jeder profitiert davon,
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weil neue Funktionen und Verbesserungen
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von allen geteilt werden.
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Würde all unsere Software so entwickelt,
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müssten wir uns nicht mehr mit restriktiven Lizenzen abmühen
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und könnten endlich darüber nachdenken,
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wo und wie uns Software helfen kann.
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Wir könnten uns darauf konzentrieren,
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die Gesellschaft zum Wohle aller zu verbessern.
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Wenn du denkst, dass wir die Infrastruktur von morgen
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in unseren eigenen Händen halten sollten,
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dann unterstütze uns jetzt, indem du dieses Video teilst
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und unsere Website besuchst:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Es ist an der Zeit zu fordern:
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Imagine for a moment
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our government would treat our public infrastructure,
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like our streets and public buildings,
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the same way it treats our digital infrastructure:
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Our members of parliament would work in a rented space
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where they weren't allowed to vote in favor of stricter environmental laws
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because the owner - a multinational corporation -
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didn't allow that kind of voting in its buildings.
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Nor will it allow a long overdue upgrade
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to more than 500 seats.
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This means some members of parliament have to stay outside, in the street.
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And a couple of blocks away
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a brand new gym is already being torn down,
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just six months after it was built.
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It's being replaced with an exact replica -
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at great expense.
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And the only difference:
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The new manufacturer also provides "Streetball" as an added feature.
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Meanwhile,
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every night, through a hidden backdoor in the city hall,
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documents that contain sensitive information on citizens,
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from bank data to healthcare records,
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are being stolen.
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But no one is allowed to do anything about it,
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because searching for backdoors and locking them
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would infringe the signed user agreement.
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And as absurd as this sounds,
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when it comes to our digital infrastructure -
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things like the software and programs
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that our governments are using everyday -
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this comparison is pretty accurate.
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Because mostly,
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our administrations procure proprietary software.
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This means a lot of money goes into licenses
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that last for a limited amount of time
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and restrict our rights.
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We aren't allowed to use our infrastructure
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in a reasonable way.
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And because the source code of proprietary software
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is usually a business secret,
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finding security holes or deliberately installed backdoors
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is extremely difficult and even illegal.
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But our public administrations can do better!
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If all publicly financed software were to be Free and Open Source,
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we could use and share our infrastructure
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for anything and for as long as we wanted.
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We could upgrade it,
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repair it,
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and remodel it
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in any way to fit our needs.
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And because the "Open Source" in Free Software means
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that the blueprint is openly readable for everyone,
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this makes it much easier to find and close security holes.
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And if something practical and reliable was created digitally,
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not only can you reuse the blueprint all over your country,
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but the actual thing itself can be deployed anywhere,
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even internationally!
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A great example of this is "FixMyStreet":
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Originally developed in Great Britain
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as a Free Software app to report,
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view and discuss local problems
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like potholes,
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it's now being used all over the world.
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Everyone benefits
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because new features and improvements
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are shared by everyone.
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If all our software were developed like this,
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we could stop struggling with restrictive licenses
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and could start thinking about where and how
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software could help us.
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We could concentrate
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on creating a better society for everyone.
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So, if you think that tomorrow's infrastructure
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should be in our own hands,
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help us now by sharing this video
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and visiting our website:
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www.publiccode.eu
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It's time to make our demand:
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WEBVTT
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Imagínense por un momento
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que nuestro gobierno tratara nuestra infraestructura pública,
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como nuestras calles y edificios públicos,
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del mismo modo que trata nuestra infraestructura digital:
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Los miembros de nuestro parlamento trabajarían en un espacio alquilado
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donde no se les permitiría votar a favor de leyes para el medio ambiente más restrictivas
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porque el dueño - una empresa multinacional -
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no permite ese tipo de votaciones en sus edificios.
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Ni permitiría una actualización pendiente desde hace mucho
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para ampliar el cupo a más de 500 asientos.
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Esto significaría que algunos miembros del parlamento deben quedarse fuera, en la calle.
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Y un par de bloques más allá
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un flamante nuevo gimnasio se está demoliendo
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solo seis meses después de haber sido construido.
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Está siendo reemplazado con una réplica exacta -
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con un gran coste.
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Y la única diferencia:
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El nuevo constructor también proporciona "Baloncesto urbano" como nuevo servicio.
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Mientras tanto,
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todas las noches, a través de una puerta trasera oculta en el ayuntamiento,
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documentos que contienen información sensible sobre los ciudadanos,
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desde datos bancarios a registros sanitarios,
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están siendo sustraídos.
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Pero nadie tiene permitido hacer nada sobre ello,
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porque buscar puertas traseras y bloquearlas
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infringiría el contrato de arrendamiento firmado.
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Y tan absurdo como suena esto,
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cuando hablamos de nuestra infraestructura digital -
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cosas como el software y los programas
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que nuestros gobiernos usan cada día -
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esta comparación es bastante precisa.
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Porque en su mayoría,
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nuestras administraciones contratan software propietario.
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Esto significa que un montón de dinero va a licencias
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que duran un tiempo limitado
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y restringen nuestros derechos.
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No tenemos permitido usar nuestra infraestructura
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de una manera razonable.
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Y como el código fuente del software propietario
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es normalmente un secreto comercial,
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buscar agujeros de seguridad o puertas traseras instaladas deliberadamente
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es extremadamente difícil e incluso ilegal.
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¡Pero nuestras administraciones públicas pueden hacerlo mejor!
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Si todo el software financiado públicamente fuera Libre y de Código Abierto,
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podríamos usar y compartir nuestra infraestructura
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para cualquier cosa y mientras quisiéramos.
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Podríamos actualizarla,
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repararla,
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y remodelarla
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de manera que se ajustara a nuestras necesidades.
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Y porque el "Código Abierto" en Software Libre significa
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que el proyecto es abiertamente legible para cualquiera,
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esto hace mucho más fácil encontrar y cerrar agujeros de seguridad.
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Y si se crea digitalmente algo práctico y fiable,
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no solo se puede reusar el proyecto en todo el país,
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sino que se puede desplegar en cualquier sitio,
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¡incluso internacionalmente!
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Un gran ejemplo de esto es "FixMyStreet" («ArreglaMiCalle»):
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Originalmente desarrollado en Gran Bretaña
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como una aplicación de Software Libre para informar,
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visualizar y discutir problemas locales
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como los baches,
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se usa ahora en todo el mundo.
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Todos se benefician
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porque las nuevas características y mejoras
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son compartidas por todos.
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Si todo nuestro software se desarrollara así,
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podríamos parar la lucha con las licencias restrictivas
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y podríamos empezar a pensar en dónde y cómo
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el software puede ayudarnos.
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Nos concentraríamos
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en crear una sociedad mejor para todos.
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Así que, si creen que la infraestructura del mañana
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debería estar en nuestras propias manos,
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ayúdennos ahora compartiendo este vídeo
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y visitando nuestro sitio web:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Es hora de hacer nuestra petición:
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¿Public money?
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Imaginez un instant
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que notre gouvernement traite nos infrastructures publiques,
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comme nos rues et nos bâtiments publics,
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de la même manière quil traite notre infrastructure numérique:
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Nos parlementaires travailleraient dans un espace loué 
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où ils ne seraient pas autorisés à voter des lois environnementales plus strictes 
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parce que le propriétaire - une multinationale -
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nautorise pas ce genre de scrutin dans ses locaux,
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ni une modernisation attendue depuis longtemps
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à plus de 500 places.
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Ceci implique que certains membres du parlement doivent rester dehors, dans la rue.
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Et à quelques rues de là
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un gymnase tout neuf serait déjà en cours de démolition
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tout juste six mois après sa construction.
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On le remplacerait par une copie exacte - 
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à grands frais.
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Avec pour seule différence
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que le nouveau constructeur fournit également un terrain de jeu.
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Pendant ce temps,
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toutes les nuits, par une porte dérobée derrière la mairie,
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des documents contenant des informations sensibles sur les citoyens,
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des données bancaires jusquaux dossiers médicaux,
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seraient en train dêtre volés.
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Mais personne n'aurait le droit de faire quoi que ce soit
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parce que chercher des portes dérobées et les verrouiller
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enfreindrait le contrat de licence utilisateur qui a été signé.
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Et aussi absurde que cela puisse paraître,
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lorsqu'il s'agit de notre infrastructure numérique
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- les logiciels et les programmes
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que nos gouvernements utilisent tous les jours -
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cette comparaison est plutôt fidèle.
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Car généralement,
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nos administrations font appel à des logiciels propriétaires.
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Cela implique que l'on dépense beaucoup dargent
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dans des licences limitées dans le temps
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et contraignantes envers nos droits.
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Nous ne sommes pas autorisés à nous servir de notre infrastructure
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dune manière responsable.
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Et parce que le code source du logiciel propriétaire
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est souvent un secret daffaires,
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il est extrêmement difficile, voire illégal. 
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de trouver des failles de sécurité ou des portes dérobées volontairement installées. 
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Mais nos administrations publiques peuvent mieux faire !
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Si tous les logiciels financés par le contribuable devaient être Libres et Open Source,
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nous pourrions utiliser et partager notre infrastructure
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librement et aussi longtemps que nous le souhaitons.
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Nous pourrions laméliorer,
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la réparer,
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et la remodeler
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de manière à répondre à nos besoins.
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Et puisque l'“Open Source” dans le Logiciel Libre veut dire que
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ses plans sont consultables par tous,
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cela faciliterait la recherche et la clôture des failles de sécurité.
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Et si quelque chose de pratique et fiable était créé numériquement -
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nous pourrions non seulement réutiliser le patron dans tout le pays -
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mais le projet en soi pourrait être déployé nimporte où -
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même au niveau international !
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Le cas de “FixMyStreet” en est un bon exemple.
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Dabord développé au Royaume-Uni
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comme une application libre pour signaler,
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étudier et débattre des problèmes locaux
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comme des nids-de-poules,
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cette application est désormais utilisée dans le monde entier.
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Tout le monde en bénéficie,
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parce que de nouvelles fonctionnalités et améliorations
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sont partagées par tous.
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Si tous nos logiciels étaient développés ainsi,
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nous cesserions davoir des difficultés avec des licences contraignantes,
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et pourrions commencer à penser à où et comment
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les logiciels pourraient nous aider. 
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Nous pourrions nous concentrer
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sur la création dune société meilleure pour tous.
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Alors, si vous pensez que linfrastructure de demain
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devrait être dans nos mains:
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aidez-nous maintenant en partageant cette vidéo
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et en visitant notre site web:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Il est temps de faire de notre revendication:
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Immagina per un momento
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che il nostro governo tratti le nostre infrastrutture pubbliche,
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le nostre strade e i palazzi pubblici,
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come tratta la nostra infrastruttura digitale.
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I nostri parlamentari lavorerebbero in un palazzo in affitto
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in cui sarebbe loro vietato votare a favore di leggi ambientali più severe
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perché il proprietario del palazzo, una multinazionale
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non permetterebbe quel tipo di votazione nel proprio palazzo.
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Non permetterebbe una ristrutturazione chiesta da tempo
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per avere più di 500 seggi;
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pertanto alcuni parlamentari dovrebbero restare fuori, in strada.
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Ad un paio di isolati di distanza
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una palestra nuova fiammante è già in demolizione,
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appena sei mesi dopo la sua costruzione.
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Sarà sostituita da una copia identica,
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con grandi spese;
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l'unica differenza:
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il nuovo costruttore fornirà in aggiunta un "canestro da strada"
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Nel frattempo,
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ogni notte, attraverso una backdoor del municipio,
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documenti contenenti dati personali dei cittadini,
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da dati bancari a quelli sanitari,
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sono rubati.
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Ma nessuno può farci nulla,
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perché cercare e chiudere backdoor
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violerebbe il contratto con il proprietario.
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Per quanto possa sembrare assurdo,
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quando si considera la nostra infrastruttura digitale,
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cose come software e programmi
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che i nostri governi usano quotidianamente,
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questo paragone è molto accurato.
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Principalmente perché
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le nostre amministrazioni si procurano software proprietario.
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Ciò significa che molti soldi se ne vanno in licenze
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che durano per un periodo di tempo limitato
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e limitano i nostri diritti.
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Non ci è permesso usare la nostra infrastruttura
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in un modo ragionevole.
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E dato che il codice sorgente del software proprietario
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È solitamente un segreto industriale,
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cercare falle di sicurezza o backdoor deliberatamente installate
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È estremamente difficile e perfino illegale.
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Ma le nostre amministrazioni pubbliche possono fare di meglio!
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Se tutto il software finanziato pubblicamente fosse Libero ed Open Source,
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potremmo usare e condividere la nostra infrastruttura
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per qualunque cosa e per il tempo che vorremmo.
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Potremmo aggiornarlo,
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ripararlo,
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e rimodellarlo
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a seconda di qualunque nostra esigenza.
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Poiché l'"Open Source" nel Software Libero significa
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che la documentazione tecnica è aperta e leggibile da chiunque,
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ciò rende molto più semplice trovare e chiudere falle di sicurezza.
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Se qualcosa di pratico ed affidabile fosse creato digitalmente,
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non solo potresti riusare la documentazione tecnica nel tuo paese,
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ma la cosa veramente importante è che potresti installarlo ovunque,
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perfino a livello internazionale!
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Un ottimo esempio di ciò è "FixMyStreet":
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Originariamente sviluppato in Gran Bretagna
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come Software Libero per segnalare,
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vedere e discutere di problemi locali,
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come buche stradali,
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È ora usato in tutto il mondo.
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Chiunque ne beneficia
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perché nuove funzionalità e miglioramenti
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sono condivisi da chiunque.
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Se tutto il nostro software fosse sviluppato così,
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potremmo finire di lottare con licenze restrittive
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e potremmo iniziare a pensare a dove e a come
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il software potrebbe aiutarci.
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Potremmo concentrarci
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sulla creazione di una società migliore per tutti.
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Pertanto, se pensi che l'infrastruttura di domani
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debba essere nelle nostre mani,
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aiutaci adesso condividendo questo video
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e visitando il nostro sito:
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www.publiccode.eu
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È tempo di fare la nostra richiesta:
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Stelt u zich eens voor
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dat onze regering met onze publieke infrastructuur,
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zoals onze straten en publieke gebouwen,
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net zo zou omgaan als met onze digitale infrastructuur:
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Onze parlementsleden zouden werken in een gehuurde ruimte
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waar ze niet vóór strengere milieuwetten zouden mogen stemmen
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omdat de eigenaar - een multinationaal bedrijf -
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dit type stemmen niet toestaat in haar gebouwen.
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Ook staat zij een achterstallige uitbreiding
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naar meer dan 500 zetels niet toe.
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Dit betekent dat sommige parlementsleden buiten, op straat, moeten blijven.
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En een paar straten verder
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is een gloednieuwe sportzaal alweer afgebroken,
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pas zes maanden na de oplevering.
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Het wordt vervangen door een exacte kopie -
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tegen hoge kosten.
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En het enige verschil
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De nieuwe fabrikant biedt "Streetball" als toegevoegde mogelijkheid.
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In de tussentijd,
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worden iedere nacht door een geheim achterdeurtje in het stadhuis,
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documenten die gevoelige informatie over burgers bevatten,
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van bankgegevens tot medische bestanden,
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gestolen.
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Maar niemand mag er iets aan doen
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omdat het zoeken naar achterdeurtjes en hen sluiten
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in strijd zou zijn met de getekende gebruikersovereenkomst.
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En hoewel dit absurd klinkt,
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als het gaat om onze digitale infrastructuur,
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dingen zoals de software en programma's
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die onze regeringen iedere dag gebruiken,
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is deze vergelijking behoorlijk accuraat.
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Omdat in de meeste gevallen
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onze overheden propriëtaire software inkopen.
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Dit betekent dat er veel geld gaat naar licenties
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die voor een beperkte tijd geldig zijn
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en onze rechten beperken.
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Wij zijn niet toegestaan om onze infrastructuur
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op een redelijke manier te gebruiken.
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En omdat de broncode van propriëtaire software
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gewoonlijk een bedrijfsgeheim is,
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is het vinden van veiligheidslekken of bewust geïnstalleerde achterdeurtjes
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extreem moeilijk en zelfs illegaal.
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Maar onze overheden kunnen beter dan dat!
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Als alle publiek gefinancieerde software Vrij en Open Bron zou zijn,
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dan zouden we onze infrastructuur kunnen gebruiken en delen
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voor wat dan ook en zo lang als we willen.
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We kunnen het opwaarderen,
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repareren
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en opnieuw modelleren
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op elke manier die past bij onze behoeften.
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En omdat "Open Bron" in Vrije Software betekent
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dat de blauwdruk openbaar door iedereen gelezen kan worden,
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maakt dit het veel gemakkelijker om veiligheidslekken te vinden en te sluiten.
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En als iets praktisch en betrouwbaars digitaal gecreëerd is,
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dan kunt u de blauwdruk niet alleen in het hele land hergebruiken,
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maar het daadwerkelijke ding kan overal worden ingevoerd,
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zelfs internationaal!
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Een geweldig voorbeeld hiervan is "FixMyStreet":
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Het is oorspronkelijk ontwikkeld in Groot-Brittannië
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als Vrije Software app om
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lokale problemen te rapporteren, te bekijken en te bediscussiëren
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- bijvoorbeeld gaten in de weg -
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en wordt nu over de hele wereld gebruikt.
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Iedereen heeft er voordeel van
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omdat nieuwe mogelijkheden en verbeteringen
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door iedereen worden gedeeld.
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Als al onze software zo ontwikkeld zou worden
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dan zouden we kunnen stoppen met het worstelen met beperkende licenties
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en kunnen we beginnen na te denken over waar en hoe
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software ons zou kunnen helpen.
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We zouden ons kunnen concentreren
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op het creëren van een betere samenleving voor iedereen.
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Dus als u denkt dat we de infrastructuur van morgen
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in onze eigen handen zouden moeten hebben,
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help ons dan nu door deze video te delen
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en onze website te bezoeken:
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www.publiccode.eu
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Het is tijd om onze eis te stellen:
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Imagine por um momento
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que o governo tratava as infra-estruturas públicas
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- como estradas e edifícios públicos -
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da mesma forma que trata a infa-estrutura digital:
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Os deputados trabalhariam num espaço alugado
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onde não seriam autorizados a votar por leis ambientais mais rígidas
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porque o proprietário do edifício - uma empresa multinacional -
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não autorizava esse tipo de votações nos seus edifícios.
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Nem autorizava o aumento há muito necessário
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para mais de 500 lugares.
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O que significa que alguns deputados têm que ficar de fora, na rua.
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E, afastado de uns quarteirões,
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um ginásio novo já está a ser demolido,
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apenas seis meses após a construção.
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Está a ser substituído por uma réplica exacta -
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com enormes custos.
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A única diferença entre os dois:
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A nova construção tem uma funcionalidade extra: uma baliza de "Futsal" na rua.
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Entretanto,
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na Câmara Municipal, todas as noites, por uma porta traseira escondida,
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documentos com informação sensível sobre os cidadãos,
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desde dados bancários a registos de saúde,
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são roubados.
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Mas ninguém pode fazer nada a esse respeito,
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porque procurar portas das traseiras e trancá-las
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infringiria o contrato de utilização assinado.
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Por mais absurdo que pareça,
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no que respeita à nossa infra-estrutura digital -
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coisas como software de sistema e aplicações
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que os serviços oficiais usam diariamente -
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esta comparação é muito realista.
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Isto porque, por regra,
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os serviços públicos adquirem software não-livre.
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Ou seja, muito dinheiro vai para liceças
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válidas apenas por períodos de tempo limitados
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e que restringem os nossos direitos.
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Não somos autorizados a usar a nossa infra-estrutura
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de uma forma razoável.
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E como o código fonte do software não-livre
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é normalmente segredo empresarial,
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encontrar brechas de segurança ou portas trazeiras instaladas de propósito
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é extremamente difícil e até ilegal.
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Mas os serviços públicos poderiam fazer melhor!
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Se todo o software financiado por fundos públicos fosse Livre e de Fonte Aberta,
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poderíamos usar e partilhar a infra-estrutura
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para qualquer coisa e indefinidamente.
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Poderíamos actualizá-la,
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repará-la,
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e remodelá-la
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de forma a corresponder às necessidades.
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E porque "Fonte Aberta" em Software Livre quer dizer
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que toda a gente tem acesso aos detalhes dos programas,
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isso torna muito mais fácil descobrir e resolver brechas de segurança.
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E se algo prático e fiável foi criado digitalmente,
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não só os detalhes de concepção podem ser usados em todo o país,
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como o produto em si mesmo pode ser usado em qualquer lado,
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até internacionalmente!
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Um excelente exemplo disto é o "FixMyStreet":
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Desenvolvido originalmente na Grâ-Bretanha
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como app em Software Livre para relatar,
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ver e discutir problemas locais
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como buracos na estrada,
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é agora usado em várias partes do mundo.
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Toda a gente beneficia,
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pois as novas funcionalidades e melhorias
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são partilhas com todos.
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Se todo o software fosse desenvolvido assim,
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poderíamos deixar de nos preocuparmos com licenças restritivas
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e poderíamos começar a pensar sobre onde e como
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o software nos pode ajudar mais.
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Poderíamos concentrar-nos
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em criar uma sociedade melhor para toda a gente.
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Por isso, se acha que a infra-estrutura do futuro
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deveria estar nas nossas mãos,
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ajude-nos agora, partilhando este vídeo
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e visitando o nosso sítio web:
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www.publiccode.eu
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É tempo de fazermos a nossa exigência:
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想像一下,
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如果我們的政府拿目前對待資訊基礎建設的作法,
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去處理我們的一般公共基礎建設,例如道路、建築等等,
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會變成怎樣?大概是這樣:
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我們的立委們坐在租來的大樓裡開會
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但是他們被迫不准投票支持更嚴格的環保法案,
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因為這棟大樓的主人——一間跨國大企業,
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不允許他們在大樓中投出那樣的支持票。
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這企業也不同意長久以來的會議室擴建提案,
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反對把會議室擴建到能容納 113 個席位,
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這表示有些立委擠不進會議室,還要被趕到大樓外的馬路上。
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再來,在幾條街之外,
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有間全新的體育館才啟用六個月,
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卻正在拆除。
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政府要蓋另一間幾乎一樣的體育館,
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但經費貴上許多。
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兩棟體育館之間只有一個差別:
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新廠商多組了一個路邊籃球場,如此而已。
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於此同時,
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每天夜裡,市府一個隱藏的後門中,
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都有市民的隱私文件被外流出去,
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包括銀行帳戶、
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健保資料等等。
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但是沒有人能阻止這件事發生,
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因為找出這道隱密的後門並幫忙鎖上,
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會違反大家簽署過的使用者協議。
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以上這些事情聽起來很荒唐,
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但我們的資訊基礎建設——
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好比說我們政府單位
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每天使用的軟體與程式 ——
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這些事可說是每天都在上演,毫不誇張。
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因為我們的政府單位,
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所使用的絕大多數都是專有軟體。
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這表示:政府花大筆大筆的錢,
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買到的卻是只能限時使用的授權,
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而且還限制許多軟體運用的權利。
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導致我們無法用更合理的方式,
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使用我們的資訊基礎系統。
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而且這些專有軟體的程式源始碼,
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通常都被當成商業機密而封鎖起來,
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因此要找出其中的安全漏洞或故意植入的後門程式,
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變得極為困難,甚至被視為違法行為。
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但是,我們的公家機關其實可以做得更好!
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如果拿社會大眾納稅錢所建置的系統都用自由軟體,
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那麼我們就可以依照我們所想的方式,
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來使用和分享我們的資訊基礎建設:
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我們可以自主升級、
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發生問題時可以修復、
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甚至依照需求重整架構等,
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才能在快速變遷的時代隨時跟上需求。
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再加上自由軟體的「開放源碼」特性,
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軟體的設計藍圖都公開在眾人面前,
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如此一來,要找出安全漏洞並修復就變得更簡單。
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而當一套實用又可靠的數位資源建立起來後,
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不只我們可以在各單位重複利用這些設計,
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更好的是到任何地方都一樣可以利用,
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包括全世界!
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有個出名的案例叫「FixMyStreet」計畫
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起源自英國大不列顛,
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他們設計了一套自由軟體,
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用來回報、檢視和討論當地的道路問題,
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像是地面坑洞之類。
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現在世界上有好多城市都採用了這套軟體,
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任何人都能因而受惠。
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每當軟體有新功能和改善時,
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同時也能分享給所有使用的人。
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如果我們的軟體都能像這樣開發,
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我們就不再掙扎於授權的限制,
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然後我們就能開始思考軟體能用在哪裡、
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又能怎樣幫助我們社會大眾。
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我們可以專心於建立更好的社會;
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軟體是輔助我們的工具,而非控制我們的主人。
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所以,如果你認為未來的資訊基礎建設,
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應該掌握在人民自己手中,
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請分享這段影片給更多人觀看,
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並訪問我們的網站:
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www.publiccode.eu
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現在是時候了,我們主張:
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Public money?
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Public code!